Combinatorics / CONCEPT

Intervals within a single inflated block

Let a simple skeleton of size at least four be inflated at a valid position by a nonempty permutation block. Every proper nontrivial interval of the inflated permutation lies inside the inserted block. Conversely, each interval of the block with positive lower value becomes an interval at the corresponding position in the inflated permutation, with its values shifted by the skeleton entry minus one.